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Fordcombe waste site sparks calls for change in the law
Springhill Farm was given a permit to smash up rock and earth without the need for planning permission
Tunbridge Wells
InYourArea News
This Tunbridge Wells man is tapping into our need to return to work - but on our terms
"There will come a point when businesses will need to professionalise again. That does not mean we are all heading back to the office but it does mean we will need to professionalise that environment."
InYourArea News
Mary Harris: Why it's Pembury Road and not Halls Hole Road or Cornford Lane which needs attention
Halls Hole Road is to driving what The Claw of Las Vegas is to rides. Why would you?
InYourArea News
Death of 'Colin the cormorant' sparks petition to stop wildlife abuse at Sherwood Lake
"This should include signage on social rules including fishing, regular rod licence checks, the installation of CCTV cameras, the regular attendance from the police, developing wildlife and nature awareness."
InYourArea News
New twist in proposal for 1,500 homes between Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge
"There are additional concerns about heritage impact, highways matters, school provision and a high pressure gas pipeline which runs through the site."
InYourArea News
War of words over popular rat run as residents accused of wanting an "Enid Blyton idyll"
He said residents had given a "depiction of the lane with debris from a Mad Max movie".
InYourArea News
Mary Harris: Tunbridge Wells will adapt and not just survive, it will thrive
Tunbridge Wells aims to capitalise further on the new working trends and to meet the demands of corporates wanting to shed large offices.
InYourArea News
Tunbridge Wells is a prime place to capitalise on the shift in how - and where - people work
"Thirty people living in flats would not have the same economic impact as if you have a commercial use."
InYourArea News
Why record of 'near misses' on the roads in Tunbridge Wells could help save lives
James Rands told us a near miss register was one of the most useful accident evaluation tools he had used while in the Ministry of Defence's Defence Safety Authority.
InYourArea News
Rat infestation calls up 50% - and this Tunbridge Wells pest controller explains why
'If you have rats in your garden, they will find a way into your house from the autumn onwards'
InYourArea News
Warning sensitive content: Cormorant attacked by teenagers in Sherwood is found dead
Sherwood councillor Hugo Pound said: "Why would people want to kill a bird? Just for fun? Because it’s easy? This sad, pathetic act against a defenceless bird was an illegal act."
InYourArea Community
Public will have second chance to scrutinise draft Local Plan for Tunbridge Wells
The most controversial allocation has been around 4,160 in the parish of Capel which includes a new village.